McClintock merely wants a pretext to drag in a plagiarism of his upon a scene or two in "Othello." The lovers went to the play.

Elfonzo was one of the fiddlers.

He and Ambulinia must not been seen together, lest trouble follow with the girl's malignant father; we are made to understand that clearly.

So the two sit together in the orchestra, in the midst of the musicians.

This does not seem to be good art.